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~TRUsTEE's SALE,
TR RUST asya SALE OF LEATHFR.

sK Mnon ps6p ssAxE OF LEATHER.
J. K Ss si,fss viz Il { fssss & e. i.H Ss ssss X k, HssG s :
70 me as trustee, dated April 10, 1851, and tseoaassa,
In tho office Of the Clerk ot, tho COUNTY con v ~
Ohio county. West Virginia, In decd OF trust hoeTt
No. IA page BY, I shall soil NJ public auction "a
SATURDAY, JUNE IS, 1857,
e'a,inessins A. 10 o'clock A. NJ, q the from. doc,
described property. that ls 10 shy. All tha, ,ssst ~
parcel Of land Oh Wheeling creek In saii nhv1s
county, bounced aud described % follow. Wv,
Beginulng o. = stake Oh the banks Of Wheelin,;
creek Ia line Win TIE psesea, hedge ietcc bounds.
lng. the land formerly owned BY William TSiIaSt
and afterwards by Beverly NJ. Eor IN tint tas
Helen. c. the vile Of John 7. Gilohrlst, wht%SSS
,tsIs d corner o. ssid isnds thence g, With AID
stake on the bank Of laid crock, Alison corner ots1ISS
land held In trust "a atorcsaid Tor Helen C.Vilshtias,u.
aud thence down kaia crock with tho mcandS,s
thereof 70 Ss-loo. poles 10 the beginning, Contain.
more or less, together with all tho Hgh,, ,I,is ana
interest Of said parties Of tho first part In and Ia Nv
creek where u binds or bounds sald land, being In
kamo property conveyed to said, MarpareItla q n
d, 1871. aud Of record Ia said CLERKS once In AK TX
book O., pages 81 and 81. f,GIt
Tito Ii believed TO be perfect, but selling =.
trustee ! tball only convey such title rs d yes,sd
TERMS OF BALE-onethird Of the nutrh,..
money ana ~ much more Rs the purchase, fs.S
elect 10 ray, IN cash on tho day OF sale, thC rsidss
In two equal ipstallments at one md two yeafs n.
specuveiy,. with interest from day Of sale, the my.
Chaser to gtve notes for the deferred irstsiiueeSS,.,,
With security approved by the trAice, and H.
titlo TO DO retained until paymcntin full, OF. a, tbs
option Of tho purchaser, a decd Of trust 10 be siyeSS
upon upon the property 70 ss THo, =; ;sn $s.st'c$ Install:
" r. Hltfxn, Auciioncor. IN -i"~s"
Tho undersigned desiring that tho p,pnety
above mentioned may sell for o. much as possISlss
agrec TO unite with tho trustee III a deed 10 ill.,
purchaser. lgy ROBERT A. McCAbE.
uyi7 sEs5a2Sts 9A.A N. @ MEGA ri. -
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TRAYELERs' GUIDE.

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN TRA1Ns-Dn and after May %, lsS7-KxrLA-
HAT1oE OF REFERENCE MARKS. sDaily. tSunday
excepted. tMondsy e~1cepted.-Eastern Standard
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SALE.

-. aE'sEal~, a.t. ta-zhHTfH N4aL. laH-. ar
by virtue Of a deed OF trust made by 8. Charles
Eschstruth 10 nc as trustee. dated August II, ISIS,
recorded In the Office Of the Clerk Of the County
Court OF Ohio county, West Virginia, Ia Deed a
trust Book No. Id, page Isl, / will seil at The norta
front door oil tho Court House Of said county, on
SATURDAY, the 25th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. ~, tho following dc.
scribed property, that Is to say: The south thirty.
three feet oil Lot number Eleven III Square nun,
Der Six, IN tho city Of Wheeling, Ohio county, u,
Va and In that part OF said city formerly called
the Town OF South. Wheeling.
" TERMS OF HALE-One.third aud as much more AZ
the purchaser elects to pay In cash on the day O! M!e
The balance In two equal instalnents payable Ii
one and two years from tho day Of sale, with inter.
est from that day, tho purchaser 10 give bis no,s
for the deferred payments, and secure The same By
deed OF trust upon the property, and insurance
policies upon tho buildings 10 the satisfaction d
Title believed good, but sclliug as trustee ! shall
convey only tho title vested In nc.
WI W. CoWDEE, Trustee,
a W, III, UALiEV, Aucttoncer. uttaEA mv9
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Cheap Sunday Excursions on Ohio, River
80 Kailrond. .tFa5R
Commencing June y. the Ohio River
Railroad will sell excursion tickets every
Sunday until further notice. Wheeling
to sistersville and return at the low rate
OF 81 SO; Wheeling to Parkersburg and
return, So Is. Tickets good one day only.
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W. Fl. HAII.En, Auctioncer.
TRUSTEES SALE.

By virtue Of a deed OF tru1t made by EdwaM
Lally mud wife to me dated on the I'd day OF May,
1851. and recorded In the office OF the Clerk Of tie
County Corrt Of Ohio county In Decd OF TuN
auction at the north front door Of the Court Houe
OF Ohio county, ". Va, ut 10 O'clock A. Ne on
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WEDNESDAY, JUNE en-. 1Ss7.

lot numbered Twelve (l2) in square Numbered niue
(J, as designated on the map OF the sub.IIyk!Ou;
Of the Joseph Caldwell estate. and the addition
thereirom to tho city. Of Wheeling. Said half 10.
fronts on the cast side Of Markct street between
Twenty.ntnlh and Thtr'ieth streets,
%TEkMS OF SaLE-one.h hall, Tor as much mote
as the purchaser may elect to pay) III cash, aud
the balance IN two cquat instaFtnetts 1t SIX saa
twelve months. with interest from day Of sale, ~
curtd bys deed ot trust Ill the property purchased,
with q policy OF insurance TO the amount OF the
deferred payments,
,.. SIP. UILDRETH. Trustee.
. WHEELING. W. va, May 20. Y5IG1 II, 2Gjunl51
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

Catherine Frank aud John Frank, her husband n =
R, q. barr "a trustee, bearing date OH the 10Th DIV
Of January, 1854, and recorded In The oAioc o! ia
Clerk Of tho County Court Of Ohio county, Wet
and by virtue Of an order Of the Circuit Coun N
Ohio county, Part l., made April q, 1857, sutsti's
tutlng me hs trustee for h. G. Barr, now deeWI,
! shah sell ut public auction 1t tho front door oi
tho Court House Of Ohio county, In Wheeling, ".
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sSEcpET
SPECIAL NOTICES.

af1Is'-A1l fi.a stopped free by D,. Eine's Groat
Nerve Restonr. No Fits aitcs nns days use, Mar.
Vicious ousss. Trsatse and s2.m trial bottle trea u
Waasaa, Bend 70 d. Ellas, II Arch at, PM, "a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

yHTANTED--A GOOD GIRL FOR
y General Homework German preferred.
Apply as corner Thirteenth aud Byron streets.
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TlOsT OR sTOT,EN I5TT-

Certificate II ,07., dated May 81, 1887, listed BY
the Exchange Bank, Wheeling. payable 10 August.
lMyerp, for sl9o, having been lost Of stolen, paymea
has been stopped, and sll persons arc warned
against putchaslng or negotiating Tho same.
jelbS lHttNHitt6 GfHs AUGUST MYERS. !
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NDAlsMi.e at 700 4: m. and run every
Z; m. and run every hour until 10 pm. csesnt
Church Trains, which will leave tho Part At ok q
NJ, and Wheeling at l2:lh p. m 51S,tst 80
. ap0 $780, .. HiR9oH. Superintendent.
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TUESDAY, JUNE Fl, 1ss7.

commencing at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, the following dO,
scrlbed property, .ha! y 70 say: The south oSe
third Of lot. No, sixty eight ltS) fronting on thu
Wheeling. W. Va, and running back from SAID
street with an even twenty-five feet III Width o,hs
alley at the east end Of baid lot, together with tAs
buildings and Improvements on said third Of mId
unto belonging, being the same property conveyed
10 said Sophia Catherine Frank by tho reopie,
Bank by deed Of same date Us this said decd oi
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Terms OF sA~LE-One.third OF tho purchase
money, or as much moIo as the puIchMcr NAV
elect 10 pay, cash In hand on the dry OF sale, ana
any residue In three equal instruments p8yabtel Il,
Nix, twelve and eighteen months from the DAY 0i
sale, with interest from that day, the purchaser "a
give his notes for the deferred instalncn,s aud 10
secure the same by deed OF trust upon the prop.
erty aud insurance policy upon the building to Tia
Satisfaction Of the trustee.
= Title believed good, but selling as trustee ! shall
convey only such tito as is vested In me By tho
above mentioned deed.
10 n HA,JRR 4 ttctfnneot '' Ata ssaSs
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UNPRECEDENTED ATTRACTION!
~ OVER HALF A MILLION DI sJRlBUTED
Louisiana State Lottery Company,

incorporated In 1865 for Is yearu by tho Ieeisla.
turc tor Educational and Charitable purposes, with
q capital o. S!l,OO0,000-to which a reserve FIND oi
over $4,000 has since been added, TIIs.&1T, =
9 BY an overwhelming popular vote It's franchise
was made a part Of tho present State Constitution
adopted December I'd, A, D., 1917, 5GtI1H'~
The only Lottery ever voted OF aud endorsed by
II ,eser scales or rosponss.
Its GRIND Single Number Drawings takc
place monthly, and tho semt-Annual Drawings
regularly every six months June aud Decemb eF,'
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A Fop.
TUNE Seventh Grand Drawing, Class a. in tha
Academy o. Music, New Orleans, Tuesday, Juiy
r. 1SS7-s06th Monthly Drawing. 1T'' !,
Capital Prize, Sl5O,OOO.
rB-NorlcE.-Tickeis are Ter. Dollars ONLY. ua,,ro,,
80. fffttts, 81. 7'enths, 81. .NN3ss''
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We the undersigned Banks ana Bankers will nay
" Pllzes drawn In The Louisiana State Losseries
Which may DO presented at our counters.
LII. oGLRsBY, Pres. Louis!ana National Bank.
4. BALDWIN. Pres. Now Orleans National Ianl
CARL kOlN, Pres. Union National Bank, -
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2l79 Fries, amounting to........ !. g. Z. -. -, $685.. 0o0
Application for rates 10 clubs should DO mAdo
ply w. the once Of TIC Company In New Orleans.
address. POSTAL MOTIFS, Express Moaeey orde9sa'
o. New VOTE Exchange in ordinary letter, i Cur.
tenoy by E1prcss las our c1pcuse) addressed ;
N. A. DAUPHIN,
~ ,npr,, New Orleans, La,
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Il, q, s q, Railroad.

Il. z. &c. Railroad.
Y Bel!airc q 2anesylllo Through Passenger leaves
Bel!aire At S:49a q. m, arrives " Bellaife at 4 ,. m.
: Woodsacld Passenger leaves Bellaire at 4:s0 n.
NJ, arrives at Eellalre at $40 a. m, -
s9niH,eraeld ecotutrod stiot leaves Beilafre at
ECO =. NJ, arrives ut pella!re ut lQ:ib 4. n...-H,ss"
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Z Closo connection rnndc On Ill tlxin1-E, "a a.
B. B., q, d 4, 4. and B. & O,R. Z, Ss.I
9Iuh ttps On ahnrt nntcs: NIesE
3AN1g 3 0AHPETLt, csytsiR,
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R..R.-
~; * = On and after May p 1857, trains on the
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;TOR SALE-ASG GOOD FAMILY
i. Horse, three years old: docs not scare AT can
or motor Alto. q good buggy and Harness Nd.
dress JOHN GIKLlNE, blg Main btreet. - ioib
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BOARD FOR FOUR PERsONs-NOT
- Childrep-can DO hpd at 4 beautiful country
home. near . railroad. md one.hali hour fnoin elty;.
Address. .. O.. Box u. Wheeling, ". Va. Iei5si
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New Steamer Princess.

Leaves Wheeling. ILesyea poll.,rc,
500 4. Y. AGO p. Il. 800 4. Y. T
1879 $50 w
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"Gom1ro2n, near Black Moaa!ain, ~ C.
May 10, 1857"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN.
The Caucus Report-The Senate Commit
tees Chosen Tomorrow.

The Caucus RepOrt-The Senate Commit
tees Chosen Tomorrow.
WASHINGTON, December 1l.-A caucus
of Democratic Senators will be held to-
morrow morning at 10 o'clock, Tor thepur-
pose of taking action on the report of the
caucus committee relative to the minority
representation on the committees of the
Senate. The following is = correct list of
Senators who will represent the Demo
cratic party on the committees named,
except that one or two changes may be
such as the revision OF the laws:
Appropriations - Beck, COckrell, Call
and German.
Agriculture-GeOrge, Gibson and Jones,
the old members, with Senator Bate, Of
Tennessee, as probability.
To audit and control the contingent eX-
penses of the Senats-Nance.
Civil Service aud Rstrenchment-NO
change Voorhees,, Walthall, Wilson and
Berry.
COmmerce-NO change-RausOm, Cor.
man, kenna, Gibson
Education and labur-No change Call,
Pugh, Payne Walthall.
Committee on EugrosSed Bills-Sauls.
bury, Chairman, Call.
Enrolled Bills-No Change-Colquitt.
To examine the several branches o.!
Civil Service - No Hampton,
Gray.
Epidemic Diseases-NO change-Harris,
Hampton, Eustis, Berry.
FinaUCe-NO change-Y0orheeS, Beck,
Mcpherson, Harris, Vance
Judiciary-No change-Pugh, Coke,
Vest, George
Library-No Change-NoOrhees.
Military Atfairs-COckrell, Hampton,
Walthall, the old members, with probably
Senator Bate a. a new member.
Naval Affairs Mcpherson, Butler and
Blackburn. the old members, with prob
ably Senator Gray as a new member.
Privileges and ElectiOns-No change
salisbury, Vance, Pugh, Eustis
Public Lauds-NO change - Morgan,
Cockrell, Walthall, Berry.
Revision of Laws-No change
Kenna. Wilson.
Railroads Probably no change-Brown,
Kenna, George, Blackburn.
Rules-NO change Blac kburn.
Revolutionary Claims-COke, Caair
man.
Select Committees-Ad accom-,
mOdstiOns.
For Lihrary-YoOrhees, Chairman; But.
ler and Gibson, the old members.
TOiuquire into claims OF citizens against
NiCarauga Morgan, Chairman: Wilson
and some new man.
River front OF Washiugton-McPher-
son, Chairman; Ransom aud some new
member.
Woman Sutfrage-Cockrell, Chairman,
with Brown and new member.
Centennial of the Constitution and Dis
covery OF America-VoorheeS, German aud
Eustis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-12-12
ANARCHIST MEETINGS
For the Benefit OF the Families Of tn,
Executed Criminals.

For the Benefit Of the Families of the
Executed Criminals.
CHICAGO. December ll.-Three more of
the series of entertainments for the bene-
lit Of the families Of the des d and i'm
prisoned Anarchists were given this after
noon and evening They were held in
Yorndorff7s, Germania and Van vert y halls
All the halls were crowded. 1t was no.
tIced in Vanwert's hall that the Mar
seillaies was greeted with loud cheers
and roars of Braves" bat the
Star Spangled Banner" was played
through by the band without
a chirp OF applause from the audience
Capt Black and Turner, John Gloy read
speeches, or more properly, essays. That
by Capt. Black WAS in the nature of q
tribute TO music. He did not refer TO his
one-time clients at all, except vaguely by
inference
Gloy urged political organizations. lie
declared strong labor party the surest, il
not the only, possible means Of securing q
peaceful solution OF the great social prob
lem.
Gloy's emaDation VA, regarded "A re-
maTksble for such an occasion, and was
surprise, particularly TO those who remem
her how iervidly he championed Spies
and the Other dead Anarchists. Gloy
deprecated the sentiment of RE
veoge," and gave a. reason
the statement that they could never re-
venge on individuals crime which was
committed in iurious blindness by an en-
the class. In concluding his address,
Gloy told his hearers it was high time 10
retrsce their steps on the road they had
hitherto pursued. To the working.
men he called out TO rub the
sleep from their eyes and distin.
guish where their energy turks To 1.-THE
little handful OF bold warriors" he would
say, however strong your faith you are no
Titians. The heavens cannot be stormed
by violence, and if you try II, notwith-
ing, you will, like your examples in
Greek mythology, be hurled into Tartarus.
the lesson purchased with the blood Of
your fellow. citizens and paid With their
death, that no death-despisiug bero's
courage Of individuals Is able 10 shake the
people out Of it's Incidence AID laziness,
and that the present order. a. bad A. 1t il.
and as much as il merits it, cannot he
blown up with dynamite"
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THEY SAY FAREWELL.
Dr. n. sesslsT and Family - Leave IN,
CITY This AftSFnoou

Dr. NJ. sesheT and Family - Leave the
City This Aft~rnoon.
Rev DIR. NJ Sesrler. who for seven years
past has been IN charge Of the Hebrew
congregation Of this city, and who has
made countless friends since his residence
here, among oil sects and denominations,
will leave this afternoon, with his family.
over the Panhandle road for Providence,
X where he has accepted q lucrative
call To take charge Of congregation
there. DR.. Sessler and his family will
stop over several days In Philadelphia and
New York on their way, and the Doctor
will, on Saturday next, deliver . lecture
at the Temple Gates Of Hope Synagogue,
in the latter city, upon special invitation.
II was the Doctors intention 70 deliver
farewell lecture last evening. bnt be was
unable 10 do 10 on account Of the syns-
gogue not being 10 condition 10 hold sefv-
ices. after the recent bazaar. A congre-
gaiional meeting was held yesterday alter
noon At which . committee consisting of
M-~rs. Henry Bser, Henry Jacobs and
Simon Horkhcimer was appointed 10 pre-
rht III Dr~SlFf WIN VStmOuI8is hnO
credentials, which WIS done last evening.
All the members Of the congregation called
upon DIR. and Mrs. Sesslsr Saturday and
yesterday. and each one LETT . handsome
parting sit for them, ~ token Of tho
high e-teem and regard in which they are
held. The prerents were very handsome
consisting Of silverware, chairs, hooks,
msntel ornaments, &c, &c, -
Several ministers and many other friends
also called upon the family 10 say good
bye, and he day In the words Of the
doctor was very sad one, - II was hard
to say farewell TO people 10 whom he had
become 20 attached, and who bsd redpfo-
Gated the feeling - GENEROUSLY. Sincs DR..
Se1ler's residence here he and his wiis
have been prominently identified with all
the charitable institutions IN the city.
and have done much TO further
their good work. They will
certainly be sadly missed 10 this comma
nifty and the kindest wishes Of an sItsn-
sivs circle Of friends and oo-workers no
with them 10 their new home. DIR. Sesslsr
has also received testimonials from the
wheeling Female College. Przsbsf's Busi-
ness College and the Linsiy Institate. in
all Of which institutions he has bern Pro-
fezsor Of German for the past six or sSvsn
years, and 10 al OF his fieuds and pupils
whom be In unable 10 see, he wiAhss 20 bid
q fond farewell.
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BERRY DEFINES
The Pronsred Passionate Of Plymouth
Church-A Surprise.

The Pronsred Pastorate Of Plymouth
ChurCh-A Surprise.
New YORK, December 1.-THE small
congregation present at Plymouth Church,
in Brooklyn, this morning, was unpleas-
antly surprised by Rev. DIR. Lyman Alb
bolts reading from the pulpit the follow
ing cablegram:
d" To PrgL ROsater ". Raymond
Charles Albert Berry greets Plymouth,
appreciates its confidence, recIprocates its
affection, prays for its prosperity, but can
not accept its pastorate. Home claims are
inexorable. Duty here commands. Let
ter mailed you. God bless and guide
you"
The announcement was an unforeseen
blow, AID much excitement followed.
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THAT SUGAR PATENT,
How a Bright Oficial Thought TO Make
Money.

Money.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE De
partmeut of Agriculture is the victim of q
confidence game. For years it has been
experimenting with sorghum sugar. Just
as it claims to have succeeded and To have
discovered process that will enable the
cheap manufacture OF this sugar, the fact
comes ont that one Of the agents of the
department has patented the vital portion
of the process, and that if the patent holds
no sugar can be made without paying a
royalty to him.
Under the last appropriation Of S9i, 900
the department was at work in Kansas
upon its experiments, aud Mr. Coleman
says:
"By virtue of this authority, | appoint
ed on July 19, 1886, Mr. Stevenson az agent
of this department to supeIintend, under
the direction of the chemist, the expert
meDts in the manufacture Of sugar from
sorghum at Fort Scott
Among the experiments enumerated
was one with the addition OF freshly pre-
cipitated carbonate of lime TO the extrac-
tion bottle. The analysis showed that the
acidity was diminished but two-thirds and
the inversion Of the sucrosr largely pre-
vented by the treatment.
The report upon the nSults) con-
tinued II few pounds Of su:h carbon
ate be evenly distributed in the chips il
appears reasonable to suppose that this
inversion would not take place"
This is the bright Mr.. sseason pro-
ceeded to patent. Mr.. Colman thinks it
quite extraordinary that the Patent Office
should have granted this claim, since it
has been well known here 10 scientists and
been in use abroad for years.
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OUR BANKING SYSTEM.
MEASURES POR THB RELIEF OF FINANCIAL
STRINGBNCY.
Representative Bynum, Of Indiana, Discusses the
QusStion-PrObabls AetiOn by Congress
this SeSSiOa-What the Senate and
House Will do this Week.
Special TeleQram % Lhe Rsqister.

! Special Telegram 10 the Register.
WASHINGTON, December ll.-'In my
opinion" said Representative Bynum, OF
Indiana, to-day, relief for the national
banking system will be one Of the most
prominent features of Congress during the
session. Of course it will take about a
year yet for the people generally to under
stand that the stringency of financial mat
ters is not due to banks directly, but that
greater circulating medium for the banks
would increase the flow of money among
the people there can be no doubt. Natu-
rally the national banks are taking out
the minimum Of circulation, on account
of the great premium on bonds which
they must deposit TO secure circulation,
and the short time which they can run
before maturity.
80 far have heard no other general
expression a. TO what is needed for the
banks, but the low-rate, longtime inter
est-bearing bond seems to be the prime
tayorite. | am afraid that the CIudeness
of the public ~ we'll rs Congressional
idea as to the proper thing to be done with
the banking system will result in g great
deal Of talk and no accomplishment. The
recommendation of the Comptroller of
Currency for reducing requisite deposit to
secure circulation about One-half from the
present law be adopted
A pOStoffice has been established at
Waugh's Mill, Clay county, W. Va, and
Daniel SchOOnover commissioned pOstuas-
ter. Robt. f. Lawrence has been COM
missioned postmaster at Benson, ". Va.
A pension has been granted to Gideon
NJ. Heavenor, OF Buckhsnnon, w. Va.
The pension OF Jonathan II. Casio, of
Jackson c. H., W. Va, has been increased